The death of former child star Corey Haim may be linked to an illegal Southern California prescription drug ring, authorities said Friday.
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Haim’s death may be linked to prescription drug ring (Los Angeles Times)
BARTOW, Fla. (AP) — Authorities say a 55-year-old woman died alone in a bedroom of her central Florida home after locking herself in the room for several weeks for a lengthy religious fast.
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Florida woman dies during weeks-long religious fast (San Jose Mercury News)
Florida Gators lose to Mississippi State; NCAA Tournament hopes are in danger
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Florida Gators lose to Mississippi State; NCAA Tournament hopes are in danger (The Palm Beach Post)
BATAVIA, N.Y. — A New York state stepmother was arrested Thursday and charged with murder for allegedly killing her 2-year-old stepson by pouring poison in his juice.
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Stepmom Allegedly Poisons Baby’s Juice (WFMZ Eastern Pennsylvania and Western New Jersey)
Our favorite ice-cream company Ben & Jerry’s celebrated the law allowing same-sex couples to marry in the District of Columbia by marrying two men in one of their D.C. area stores.
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Gay Couple Married at Ben & Jerry’s in Washington, DC (Gayapolis)
15 F-16 jets will use space at the Pease Air National Guard base in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, until September.
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Runway resurfacing in Burlington has Vermont Air Guard on move to New Hampshire (The Burlington Free Press)
They are no accidental tourists, this instrument-toting contingent set to perform in the shade of Florida’s coastal palms over the coming week. Far from it.
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BPO fires up its Florida fan base (The Buffalo News)
CHELSEA – Milan’s boys basketball team worked on a special skill during practice Thursday. Coach Josh Tropea pulled out the trophy from the Big Reds’ last District championship – won in 1995-96 – and let each of the players hold it.
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Milan grabs District trophy (The Monroe Evening News)
Extreme Air of New Hampshire, the only jump rope team from New Hampshire to compete at the USA Jump Rope National Championships held in Galveston, Texas, last June, has invited four new jumpers to join the team after they demonstrated exceptional ability…
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Extreme Air welcomes new members (Portsmouth Herald)
Quincy Pondexter scored 19 points and Washington defeated Stanford 79-64 in a matchup of poor shooting teams in the Pac-10 tournament semifinals Friday night. The third-seeded Huskies (23-9) will play No. 1 seed California (23-9) in Saturday’s title game, with the winner earning the league’s automatic NCAA tournament bid.
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Washington beats Stanford 79-64 in Pac-10 semis (AP via Yahoo! Sports)